@@UnhungHero nope he won the opener April 8th 2009 and got hit by a mini van that ran a red light. Everyone but one guy in the car died. And that one guy had an internal decapitation yet somehow they surgically reattached his skull to his spine.
@@willybe6427 he did kill the other two people that were with him. It's crazy that people don't care about that. If he would have survived, he would have been in prison. 2x legal limit of alcohol and cocaine in his system at the time of death.
Omitted from this list is Ken Hubbs. He played for the Cubs from 1961 to 1963, winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award in 1962. He was widely considered to be the best defensive second baseman in baseball. He was killed in a plane crash before the 1964 season.
not sure if this player is remembered well,Cubs infielder Steve Mako,who was kept on the roster despite being diagnosed with terminal cancer, which he died from cancer in 1981
The Fernandez tribute put tears streaming down my face. I met him, have his autograph and was inspired by him. Fortunate to have shook his hand and have pics to prove. Truly a gentle giant.
true. but Roberto Clemente died in the offseason. not during the regular season. what's crazy is that his body was never discovered or found. It's as if he was this magical being who disappeared from the Earth.
Ben Middleton Ventura, Halladay and Taveras all died during either the offseason or in Taveras' case, after his team had been eliminated from the playoffs
This video appears to concentrate on recent deaths. Otherwise, Ray Chapman would have been an obvious candidate for this video. He is widely believed to be the only player to have died as the result of an injury suffered in a game. This happened in 1920. Actually, a guy named Doc Powers died in the first decade of the 1900s after an injury in a game, too, but he actually passed away several weeks later, possibly of complications brought on by the standard of medical care of the time. Chapman did not die instantly after being beaned, but he passed away less than 24 hours later, probably as a direct result. I did not know about Tommy Hanson. I was thinking about him the other day when I read about Tommy Hunter being in the Phillies training camp and realizing that he was not the Braves starter of a few years back. If I had known that Hanson was deceased, I would not have gotten them confused. The 1976-1977 offseason was particularly tragic for MLB because four players and one manager who had been active in the 1976 season died: Mike Miley, Bob Moose, Danny Frisella, Danny Thompson, and manager Danny Murtaugh. Yes, three guys named Danny. Pittsburgh, who had lost Clemente four years earlier, got hit especially hard because Moose and Murtaugh were Pirates. Murtaugh and Thompson (who had leukemia) died of illnesses. The others died in vehicle accidents.
steve b why the hell are you screaming? he's making a good point, and you have you ruin it with calling him a dumbfuck and correcting a typo. people like you are so annoying.
Jose Fernandez was not the only MLB player to die in a boating accident. The video left out another tragic boating accident that occurred in 1993 which claimed the lives of two Cleveland Indians pitchers: Steve Olin & Tim Crews.
As a native to Kansas City, Ventura's death was hard for me to accept, and the rest of Kansas City felt the same way R.I.P. Yorodono Ventura, forever Royal
Yep the Houston Astros played against skaggs team and it was hard even for the Astros and wore 45 even though it's not there team mate 😔btw i live in Houston so yeah..
It's sad to say but I think that whole Marlins team died a little along with Fernandez. So tragic. What a player and person he was. I know people hate him because of the circumstances surrounding his death and that of the two other young men who were with him that night. But it was an accident. Although avoidable. An horrifically tragic accident nonetheless. R.I.P. JF#16
James Matthews if he would have stayed clean, he definitely would have had a career good enough to qualify for the hall of fame. As it is, he will never be much more than a promising young player whose life was cut short by poor decisions.
Does anyone else feel bad giving this a thumbs up, not that it wasn't a good video, and it respected the Dead, but there would be no video if they were still alive, so it's sort of awkward
YES!! I was going to say something I went to the last game he pitched.. man that was a hard week for Cardinal fans.. I’m not a Cubs fan(of course) but I respect how they canceled the game.. DK57❤️
Unfortunate and very untimely deaths. May they rest in peace. Along with Roberto Clemente from the Pirates and Nick Adenhart from the Angels which were not mentioned.
I was really sad when Jose Fernandez died I was crying because I looked up to him and Ventura I looked up to him too. It’s always the young ones you have to take. 🙏
sometimes its the young, sir that do stupid things. Jose was one of those. just out with buddies enjoying life. unfortunately accidents that kill you take about 10 milliseconds.
Rob F.; Completely agreed. When that fatal.boat crash occurred, I took it very personally. Though I'm from Detroit, MI yet a St. Louis Cardinals fan, the team (4merly) known as the Indians was becoming the AL's version of the Cardinals bc of their minor league system & Steve Olin epitomized that w/his sheer talent. The details of that fatal crash were very gruesome. R.I.H. (Rest In Heaven)!!!!!
Jose’s was definitely one of the hardest deaths ever!! I’m a dodgers fan but I loved/love Jose he was Definitely awesome! Even if ur not an marlins fans you have to admit he was such a good player good human being and overall a good ball player definitely sad to know he died. Sad thing is he’s wife or girlfriend idk is she was pregnant 🤰
And what about Ray Chapman, star shortstop for the Cleveland Indians in the 1910's, and a very popular player with the fans? He was mortally injured in a freak on-field accident on August 16, 1920, an accident that contributed to the outlawing of spitballs in the game. I know there's no footage available, but still...
You could add Roberto Clemente as he hadn't retired before his death on December 31, 1972. Then there was Ray Chapman in 1920. Chapman was the shortstop for the Cleveland Indians at the time and was hit in the head by a pitch thrown by Yankees pitcher Carl Mays in a game in NY. Also, Thurman Munson, the Yankees catcher in the 1970s died in a plane crash while he was still playing.
You forgot Darren Daulton! He died of brain cancer in August 2017 at 55 years old. He might have not been as young as the others, but he was still a fantastic player (and person) and he was way too young! RIP DARREN 🙏
I had the pleasure of knowing Greg Halman before he passed. My buddy mike recounts the day it all happened. He got saw the news and didn’t believe it, so he called Greg’s mom who confirmed the unthinkable. RIP Greg, and thanks for everything.
Several players chosen for this video took time away for more deserving players;Clemente , Munson & Adenhart were all more deserving of recognition for their contributions to the game on & off the field. One of the players chosen was such a jerk his team mates were constantly pulling him away from scenes he escalated. Most baseball fans know EXACTLY who I am speaking of.
There's a player that no one talks about he played for the reds and in last game of his rookie season he hit a home run later that night he was murdered and ran over with his own suv in Arizona his name dernell Stenson bet nobody even heard his story😏
You're right I can't believe Thurman escaped me for a moment. He died flying his personal plane. I remember the sad tribute paid by the Yankees the following game.
How can you even have a list like this without Thurman Munson and Roberto Clemente. Although these ball players died way too soon, you are not doing this list justice without mentioning them.
The man who has the most coveted award in baseball, for doing charity work off the field, named for him isn't even listed here. That is sad. Roberto Clemente was one of the most respected players to ever play the game. He was inducted into the HOF without having to wait the obligatory 5 years after the end of his career.
I remember the day taveras passed away. I’m a fan of the cardinals and remembering him is really hard. I started crying when the clip came on R.I.P Oscar Taveras you will be remembered EDIT:also Yordano Ventura is hard too because (well you probobaly know) I’m a royals fan. I heard the story and was very sad. R.I.P my friend. We need someone like you back to pitch
Could make a longer video that includes Daryl Kile, Andy Marte, Daniel Webb, Nick Adenhart, Josh Hancock, Corey Lidle, Thurman Munson, Roberto Clemente, and/or Steve Bechler
Mike Darr was an outfielder for the Padres. Being from the east coast, l don't know much about his career. While on vacation in San Diego in April 2001 l saw him play against the Dodgers at the old Qualcomm Stadium and was very impressed with his performance. Knocked in 2 runs, made a great diving catch in center and scored the winning run on a close play at home in the 9th. Don't know how his career was overall, but he at least had that one memorable game, and l never forgot his name. He was killed in a car accident during Spring Training the following year, l believe only 26, which was also his uniform number. RIP Sir.
What about Addie Joss, Ray Chapman, Steve Olin, Tim Crews, Thurman Munson, Ross Youngs, Chick Stahl, Mary Goodwin, Ed Delahanty, Lyman Bostock, Roberto Clemente, etc.?
i know. i don't know about everyone, but Addie Joss, Ray Chapman, Steve Olin, Thurman Munson, Chick Stahl, and Roberto Clemente should be doable. Clemente maybe only had a year or two left to play, but he had just reached 3000 hits and wasn't planning on retiring.
What about Ray Chapman? He was the only player to die as a result of being injured while playing baseball. Although it happened in 1920, he was hit in the head by a pitch, and died as a result of his injury. He was playing for the Indians against the Yankees at the Polo Grounds in New York.
All taken so young... RIP to all who exit the field early. Not sure if others caught this; When the Marlins all gathered around the pitchers mound and tossed their caps in remembrance of Fernandez. The emotional switch of the players got to me. From the joys of winning a game for a lost brother only to realize while taking a knee that he’s gone forever. It’s like everything sat in. Baseball is life
I had tears in my eyes, this wasn't easy to watch. It leaves a lump in your throat and a left me queezy and sighing. All we can do is pray for their souls and their families wellbeing, and be thankful we had a chance to see em shine in Spectacular Fashion while they were here.
He was retired due to his illness. I realize that it's before our time but if nothing else did you watch the movie the Lou Gehrig Story? The Yankees had a Lou Gehrig Day honoring him while he was still alive. Babe Ruth played himself in the movie!
Bro Roy Halladay threw a perfect game and a no hitter in the same season; while winning 21 games and it isn’t talked about enough as potentially the greatest pitching season of all time. RIP to all the players man, smh. Jose’s hit me hard watching that very next game.
Ray Chapman, SS Cleveland, 1891-1920. Killed when he was HBP in the head vs. NY Yankees. The Yankee pitcher, Carl Mays, was never the same after and retired in 1929.
As an A’s fan, I never liked Ventura because of what he did against the A’s in past. But when he died, I was so shocked and sad because he had great potential and it would’ve been fun to see him again. Also, when Jose Fernandez died, I was in tears because he was my favorite pitcher in baseball. And the day he died, I pitched in a travel ball game and struck out 5 batters only facing 6 batters. RIP Yordano and Jose
He was initially born in 96 then was travelled back in time after a freak Delorean accident during a high speed chase after hitting 88MPH. His death has been predicted to be in 2105 as his body is not dead but merely being preserved, estimated to be expiring in that future year. Still sad though.
I am aware Halladay died after he retired. I included him because he is relevant right now and the inspiration for this video.
Not Enough Baseball 2105? What?
Not Enough Baseball u put for Tommy Hanson date 1986-2105
Not Enough Baseball what about Nick Adenheart
even if he was retired.... dying at 40 is WAY too young to die. very very sad, indeed.
I had absolutely no idea he had died! I feel so bad now!
You could also add Nick Adenhart, the Angels pitcher who died from a drunk driver right after picking up his first MLB win.
I thought they lost but he had a good outing
@@UnhungHero nope he won the opener April 8th 2009 and got hit by a mini van that ran a red light. Everyone but one guy in the car died. And that one guy had an internal decapitation yet somehow they surgically reattached his skull to his spine.
I remember I watch Nick Adenhart pitch his last minor league in Tucson with the AAA bumblebees after being called up to the Angels
😭
I was there for his game
Sadly, Tyler Skaggs the angels pitcher could be added to this list as of today. #riptyler
Aiden Harris I’m here after the death #riptyler
Rip
Aiden Harris I know r.i.p
RIP Tyler skaggs
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
How can Roberto Clemente not be #1? He was one of, if not the greatest baseball player humanitarian of all time.
Whos watching July 1st 2019 when tyler skaggs died :(
Yea
Me
Seteper 10th
@John Crouse no he is not
Never knew how deep Fernandez story was. So much respect. Rest In Peace
Same here
He kinda killed himself in that boating accident but I still respect him
@@thanatos2730 “Kinda”? Getting drunk and loaded, then trying to drive your boat probably qualifies as a bit more than “kinda”.
@@georgesouthwick7000 didn't he kill two other people in that accident as well?
@@willybe6427 he did kill the other two people that were with him. It's crazy that people don't care about that. If he would have survived, he would have been in prison. 2x legal limit of alcohol and cocaine in his system at the time of death.
Omitted from this list is Ken Hubbs. He played for the Cubs from 1961 to 1963, winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award in 1962. He was widely considered to be the best defensive second baseman in baseball. He was killed in a plane crash before the 1964 season.
Bob Mitchell Thanks for the sad, but necessary, perspective
not sure if this player is remembered well,Cubs infielder Steve Mako,who was kept on the roster despite being diagnosed with terminal cancer, which he died from cancer in 1981
I remember the day Darryl Kile died. I was heartbroken. Kile was one of my favorite players in the MLB.
Mine too. I loved him in Houston.
I was living in ofallon, IL at the time, and we were going to the next game he was supposed to pitch.
The Fernandez tribute put tears streaming down my face. I met him, have his autograph and was inspired by him. Fortunate to have shook his hand and have pics to prove. Truly a gentle giant.
LOL, man up you huge pussy. You have pretty low expectations for someone to be inspired by.
Did anyone notice on Ventura’s hat it said rip O.T. For Oscar Tavares
Carter Jake yeah
Carter Jake yes I noticed
They both died in separate car accidents
@@EEZYEEEE damn
@@EEZYEEEE And both in the Dominican Republic
You forgot Roberto Clemente
Mountain Drew ya
true. but Roberto Clemente died in the offseason. not during the regular season. what's crazy is that his body was never discovered or found. It's as if he was this magical being who disappeared from the Earth.
Ben Middleton Ventura, Halladay and Taveras all died during either the offseason or in Taveras' case, after his team had been eliminated from the playoffs
This video appears to concentrate on recent deaths. Otherwise, Ray Chapman would have been an obvious candidate for this video. He is widely believed to be the only player to have died as the result of an injury suffered in a game. This happened in 1920. Actually, a guy named Doc Powers died in the first decade of the 1900s after an injury in a game, too, but he actually passed away several weeks later, possibly of complications brought on by the standard of medical care of the time. Chapman did not die instantly after being beaned, but he passed away less than 24 hours later, probably as a direct result.
I did not know about Tommy Hanson. I was thinking about him the other day when I read about Tommy Hunter being in the Phillies training camp and realizing that he was not the Braves starter of a few years back. If I had known that Hanson was deceased, I would not have gotten them confused.
The 1976-1977 offseason was particularly tragic for MLB because four players and one manager who had been active in the 1976 season died: Mike Miley, Bob Moose, Danny Frisella, Danny Thompson, and manager Danny Murtaugh. Yes, three guys named Danny. Pittsburgh, who had lost Clemente four years earlier, got hit especially hard because Moose and Murtaugh were Pirates. Murtaugh and Thompson (who had leukemia) died of illnesses. The others died in vehicle accidents.
i know he did why did he forget Roberto Clemente
My heart hurts every time I see that Taveras homer. He had so much raw talent and had so much to live up for.
You never realize how special your favorite players are until their gone
steve b why the hell are you screaming? he's making a good point, and you have you ruin it with calling him a dumbfuck and correcting a typo. people like you are so annoying.
Who cares about grammar in a true statement that goes for every death of a good person? You jerk.
@@talon_xi I've seen him on many MLB videos this week alone always using caps and being an ass -_-
Jose Fernandez was not the only MLB player to die in a boating accident. The video left out another tragic boating accident that occurred in 1993 which claimed the lives of two Cleveland Indians pitchers: Steve Olin & Tim Crews.
As a native to Kansas City, Ventura's death was hard for me to accept, and the rest of Kansas City felt the same way R.I.P. Yorodono Ventura, forever Royal
TrapKing 14 Ik also from KC
I live in falls City Nebraska about 2 or 3 months ago I was watching a video started bawling plus I was at a funeral when I found it out
Jase Villaverde same I was crying when i found out
Rip Ace30 🙏🏻 never forgotten
I’m sorry but I don’t like him. He didn’t deserve to die but he was kind of a jerk
Unfortunately we added another name today. Rest in peace, Tyler Skaggs.
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Yep the Houston Astros played against skaggs team and it was hard even for the Astros and wore 45 even though it's not there team mate 😔btw i live in Houston so yeah..
Rip
@@cookiepawstv1123 that was a sad day
As a kid and a Yankees fan Thurman Munson's death really impacted me I know he wasn't young at the time but he was a mainstay and his death was sudden
Thurman was a true Baddass, there was no fake in The Yanks #15 & this come's from a life-long Dodgers fan!
🙏 RIP TM #15 ✝️
#CaptainThurmanMunson
@@Slinger43 Yup there are some players that transcended their teams even a some Dodgers :)
Munson was only 32.
Even his opponents grieved for him.
As a Yankees fan growing up in the 1970s, Thurman's death shook me, too. But when I think of "gone too soon", I can't help but think of Lou Gehrig.
It's sad to say but I think that whole Marlins team died a little along with Fernandez. So tragic. What a player and person he was. I know people hate him because of the circumstances surrounding his death and that of the two other young men who were with him that night. But it was an accident. Although avoidable. An horrifically tragic accident nonetheless. R.I.P. JF#16
James Matthews if he would have stayed clean, he definitely would have had a career good enough to qualify for the hall of fame. As it is, he will never be much more than a promising young player whose life was cut short by poor decisions.
James Matthews I hope he isn’t resting in peace, I hope he’s burning in hell where he belongs
Too much cocaine for. Mr. Jose
@@joshfreeman1197 don't worry when you die you can check if he really is burning in hell.
Does anyone else feel bad giving this a thumbs up, not that it wasn't a good video, and it respected the Dead, but there would be no video if they were still alive, so it's sort of awkward
No its called respect. This is one of the only videos that I've seen like this
I do, I'm very sad while watching this. :(
Vote the video based on accuracy of title, and then quality of video after
but that is the point of the video but i get what u mean
Albert Douglas bro chill he did nothing wrong and that was kinda rude
I like to think that Oscar Taveras would be a super star by now. That kid was something special.
Also Darryl Kile, he died a few hours before his next start.
YES!! I was going to say something I went to the last game he pitched.. man that was a hard week for Cardinal fans.. I’m not a Cubs fan(of course) but I respect how they canceled the game.. DK57❤️
Is it me or mostly everyone was pitchers who died....
Just you. It WAS only pitchers.
Yah basically it was all pitchers
The guy who made this is probably a pitcher and doesn’t care about any of the other players
Just gonna ignore Greg Halman and Oscar Taveras?
damn
Is Thermon Munson in the vid?
👇if you remember him in the video or if you don’t lol
R.I.P TYLER SKAGGS. REST IN PEACE TYLER. WE LOVE YOU AND WE MISS YOU.
Unfortunate and very untimely deaths. May they rest in peace. Along with Roberto Clemente from the Pirates and Nick Adenhart from the Angels which were not mentioned.
2105?
He lived to be 119 before having his organs fail. Not too bad.
It's called a typographical error.
you are not talking to a scientist just say typo
not "Typographical error"
I feel bad for saying this but he had good health and his organs held in there for a while.
onespicyboi not even close
I remember Roy Halladay he was my favorite baseball player I miss him so much 😔😔😔
Same here. I'm a huge Philly fan and I was shocked when I heard about his passing
Steve Olin and Tim Crews, miss you guys. Can't imagine if you both were able to be around for the Tribe in 95-97.
Steve Olin was money as a closer! He definitely would have clam de a difference in 95-97
I was really sad when Jose Fernandez died I was crying because I looked up to him and Ventura I looked up to him too. It’s always the young ones you have to take. 🙏
sometimes its the young, sir that do stupid things. Jose was one of those. just out with buddies enjoying life. unfortunately accidents that kill you take about 10 milliseconds.
Lee Cowell yep that comment was a year ago and I definitely have different views on it now, but still RIP to them both
@@leecowell8165, it wasn’t stupid.
Thurman Munson❤
6:44, no wonder he died, he was hella old, 1986-2105
GodDamnitPedro YT jeez 2105???
I remember when I was a kid hearing about the deaths of Steve Olin and Tim Crews. Such a tragic accident to take two men who loved the game
Rob F.; Completely agreed. When that fatal.boat crash occurred, I took it very personally. Though I'm from Detroit, MI yet a St. Louis Cardinals fan, the team (4merly) known as the Indians was becoming the AL's version of the Cardinals bc of their minor league system & Steve Olin epitomized that w/his sheer talent. The details of that fatal crash were very gruesome. R.I.H. (Rest In Heaven)!!!!!
Jose’s was definitely one of the hardest deaths ever!! I’m a dodgers fan but I loved/love Jose he was Definitely awesome! Even if ur not an marlins fans you have to admit he was such a good player good human being and overall a good ball player definitely sad to know he died. Sad thing is he’s wife or girlfriend idk is she was pregnant 🤰
Silvia Palacios still pretty sad that he is dead, but it was his fault for doing cocaine and getting REALLY drunk and then boating.
Not tryna be rude but i disagree, its his fault for what happened
EpixG in my opinion he wasn’t completely drunk his boat collided
Silvia Palacios okay, but you do know he did the cocaine, right?
Silvia Palacios Myself I’m a HUGE Marlins fan. I was crying for at least 6 hours because of Fernandez’s death.
Also, No Roberto Clemente?
Austin Raiche he died off season not during the season.
@Blake Sauer does actually
And what about Ray Chapman, star shortstop for the Cleveland Indians in the 1910's, and a very popular player with the fans? He was mortally injured in a freak on-field accident on August 16, 1920, an accident that contributed to the outlawing of spitballs in the game. I know there's no footage available, but still...
@@KororaPenguin sus
@@landont.5400 Yeah and????
My deepest condolences and thoughts go out to all family and friends that lost their lives.
You could add Roberto Clemente as he hadn't retired before his death on December 31, 1972. Then there was Ray Chapman in 1920. Chapman was the shortstop for the Cleveland Indians at the time and was hit in the head by a pitch thrown by Yankees pitcher Carl Mays in a game in NY. Also, Thurman Munson, the Yankees catcher in the 1970s died in a plane crash while he was still playing.
Today marks the five year anniversary of Jose Fernandez first pitch
& it's already been 4 years since Doc passed away...crazy, bc it doesn't feel like thats possible 😞😒
You forgot Darren Daulton! He died of brain cancer in August 2017 at 55 years old. He might have not been as young as the others, but he was still a fantastic player (and person) and he was way too young! RIP DARREN 🙏
That is not during his playing career.
It’s only people who died during their career
He was still playing at 55?
Another retired player, this is about players who passed during their career!
@@mikehenningsen8796 why was Roy Halladay on this list?
I had the pleasure of knowing Greg Halman before he passed. My buddy mike recounts the day it all happened. He got saw the news and didn’t believe it, so he called Greg’s mom who confirmed the unthinkable. RIP Greg, and thanks for everything.
Wow really l can believe what happened 2 him it's was Horrible RIP 😞
I do not believe you
Several players chosen for this video took time away for more deserving players;Clemente , Munson & Adenhart were all more deserving of recognition for their contributions to the game on & off the field. One of the players chosen was such a jerk his team mates were constantly pulling him away from scenes he escalated. Most baseball fans know EXACTLY who I am speaking of.
Oscar's death hit me hardcore as a Cardinals fan, cant believe it's been 4 years
I know he played a long time ago but where is Thurman Munson
And Roberto Clemente?
First person I would have listed.
Nick adenhart too
AShaft 11 Lol that’s funny I used to have that same lambo for my wallpaper😂
Tommy Hanson was really old when he died. 2105. Dang.
There was also a guy on the Angels I forget his name who died in a car wreck a few years ago after his mlb debut, throwing 15 strikeouts
Adenhart
Nick Adenhart
There's a player that no one talks about he played for the reds and in last game of his rookie season he hit a home run later that night he was murdered and ran over with his own suv in Arizona his name dernell Stenson bet nobody even heard his story😏
Thank you for including Roy he was a good friend of mine and he will be forever missed!
Darryl Kile, 2001
Josh Hancock, 2007
Both were pitchers for the Cardinals.
WOW! I can't believe you left out Thurman Munson and even more importantly Roberto Clementi !
That's Clemente. 5-year wait for Hall of Fame was waived for him and he was voted in immediately.
You're right I can't believe Thurman escaped me for a moment. He died flying his personal plane. I remember the sad tribute paid by the Yankees the following game.
You missed Nick Adenhart. Angels Pitcher. RIP 2009
R.I.P Tyler Skaggs u will be remembered. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The thing that is the worst part of this video is that it is 10 minutes long
Means theres money being made off of these men.
I know this is list of recent players but cant forget Thurmon Munson
How can you even have a list like this without Thurman Munson and Roberto Clemente. Although these ball players died way too soon, you are not doing this list justice without mentioning them.
Darryl Hamilton didn’t die during his career but he did die while working as an analyst on mlb network. His wife killed him in a murder-suicide.
Clayton Kershaw dies every Post Season then is miraculously revived the next regular season.
Jerry Brownell LOL exactly
the one that comes to mind was rookie of the year kenny hubbs of the chicago cubs in the sixties and also the mysterious death of roberto clemente
The man who has the most coveted award in baseball, for doing charity work off the field, named for him isn't even listed here. That is sad. Roberto Clemente was one of the most respected players to ever play the game. He was inducted into the HOF without having to wait the obligatory 5 years after the end of his career.
I literally did even know Halladay had died...this is the first time I see that :/
Arnold Fonseca Halladay died Tuesday
T Duell yea i just looked it up dude, i didnt have a tv and didn't look at the news....dang
yep. stupid plane crash
Agh damn I'm sure that was a horrible way to start the video... "Wtf?! Roys gone?!?! 💔"
Me too.
Wow, 'Not Enough Baseball' takes on a depressing new meaning with this video.
I remember the day taveras passed away. I’m a fan of the cardinals and remembering him is really hard. I started crying when the clip came on R.I.P Oscar Taveras you will be remembered
EDIT:also Yordano Ventura is hard too because (well you probobaly know) I’m a royals fan. I heard the story and was very sad. R.I.P my friend. We need someone like you back to pitch
Could make a longer video that includes Daryl Kile, Andy Marte, Daniel Webb, Nick Adenhart, Josh Hancock, Corey Lidle, Thurman Munson, Roberto Clemente, and/or Steve Bechler
R.I.P
Jose Fernandez16
See u soon jose love u save your mother in city
Ronnie gaming drugs will kill anyone. Sure MaMa wasn’t too happy with that decision
6:45 There is a huge typo. It says 1986 - 2105 instead of 2015. 2105 hasn’t even came yet.
You don’t say?
Mike Darr was an outfielder for the Padres. Being from the east coast, l don't know much about his career. While on vacation in San Diego in April 2001 l saw him play against the Dodgers at the old Qualcomm Stadium and was very impressed with his performance. Knocked in 2 runs, made a great diving catch in center and scored the winning run on a close play at home in the 9th. Don't know how his career was overall, but he at least had that one memorable game, and l never forgot his name. He was killed in a car accident during Spring Training the following year, l believe only 26, which was also his uniform number. RIP Sir.
Rest in piece to all baseball players we have lost you all will be remembered Rest In Peace to Jackie Robertson and babe Ruth
What about Addie Joss, Ray Chapman, Steve Olin, Tim Crews, Thurman Munson, Ross Youngs, Chick Stahl, Mary Goodwin, Ed Delahanty, Lyman Bostock, Roberto Clemente, etc.?
jimbrentar Part 2
Or even more recently: Nick Adenhart, Darryl Kyle, etc. You do realize that in order to fit everyone it would take over an hour video?
i know. i don't know about everyone, but Addie Joss, Ray Chapman, Steve Olin, Thurman Munson, Chick Stahl, and Roberto Clemente should be doable. Clemente maybe only had a year or two left to play, but he had just reached 3000 hits and wasn't planning on retiring.
Ken Hubbs.
jimbrentar Did the video say every player that's ever died? Get over yourself
Here that everybody? Tommy Hansen died in the year 2105.
Owen Caulfield funny how you make a comment on a typo but say "here" instead of "hear"
What about Ray Chapman? He was the only player to die as a result of being injured while playing baseball. Although it happened in 1920, he was hit in the head by a pitch, and died as a result of his injury. He was playing for the Indians against the Yankees at the Polo Grounds in New York.
There’s also Ray Chapman (1891-1920). His death is what caused spitballs to be banned.
If you think about it everyone dies too soon.
superNERDfriends my grandpa died a year before I was born and his last words were if you have another kid name he/she after me
i mean not really. there are folks who are 100 + years old who are wishing to die
Vincent Ranger but the family will say too soon
Had MLK lived,the militants would have pushed him aside or he would have joined them.
@@z0ffi928 no. That's not true. My great grandma died last year and everyone said she lived a long life, which she did.
No one said she died too soon.
Roy Halladay didn't die during his career.
Braden Olson rip anyway
Braden Olson :(
Who cares he was 40, still too young
The title is "MLB: Players who died too soon" not "MLB players who died during their career".
Ben Destiche He changed the title....
although it was awhile ago you still have to feel bad for Thurman Munson. That one was probably one of the most tragic deaths in sports history
Thurman should be in Cooperstown.
All taken so young... RIP to all who exit the field early. Not sure if others caught this; When the Marlins all gathered around the pitchers mound and tossed their caps in remembrance of Fernandez. The emotional switch of the players got to me. From the joys of winning a game for a lost brother only to realize while taking a knee that he’s gone forever. It’s like everything sat in. Baseball is life
Rest In Peace Tommy Hanson, 1983 - 2105 😔
*2015
XD I saw that too 2105
2105. This kid must be in the future
Tommy Hanson helped me win my fantasy baseball league in 2011, the only time I ever played.
Grayson D what’s 2105
6:45 tommy Hanson
1986 to 2105
I’m reaching way back here-Ken Hubbs, 1962 Rookie of the Year and gold glove winner, died in an air accident in February 1964, 22 years of age.
I had tears in my eyes, this wasn't easy to watch. It leaves a lump in your throat and a left me queezy and sighing. All we can do is pray for their souls and their families wellbeing, and be thankful we had a chance to see em shine in Spectacular Fashion while they were here.
You should do a part 2 and add lou gereg
Sorry about spelling
Tyler Skaggs
He was retired due to his illness. I realize that it's before our time but if nothing else did you watch the movie the Lou Gehrig Story? The Yankees had a Lou Gehrig Day honoring him while he was still alive. Babe Ruth played himself in the movie!
Rip ace 30
Thurman Munson died during the season in 1979. I remember it well.
Bro Roy Halladay threw a perfect game and a no hitter in the same season; while winning 21 games and it isn’t talked about enough as potentially the greatest pitching season of all time.
RIP to all the players man, smh. Jose’s hit me hard watching that very next game.
Therman Munson and Lou Gehrig
Wow no one named Gehrig, but come to think of it I think he retired before he passed. Remember the Yankees had a Lou Gehrig Day at the stadium?
This is so sad
Ray Chapman, SS Cleveland, 1891-1920.
Killed when he was HBP in the head vs. NY Yankees. The Yankee pitcher, Carl Mays, was never the same after and retired in 1929.
As a Braves fan, I had no idea that Tommy Hanson died. I loved his work. Great fastball. Now I'm sad.
Never forget Halman. His story is so fucked up
not Sauer you fucked up his story is not fucked up you idiot
Elaina Bautista what?
Smh
10:02 lol
Kept the quote for like a minute
Awesome 20188 I also noticed that
Awesome 20188 it’s an important quote
Not Enough Baseball true I guess
He needs that 10 minute video money on a video about late baseball players. Smh.
PastyTacos I don’t make money off of any of my videos
RIP Tyler Skaggs
Being from Miami.......Jose's death was awful for the city! Rip!
halladay retired 4 years ago
jesustorres3 d Yup
Trevor.....shut up! If you have a problem then go somewhere else.
ClassicGamer 21 shut up
Unless he changed the title, it just says players that died too soon. Halladay, while retired, was a MLB player that died too soon.
DAMN who cut the onions
Your cousin shuomo from arizona
I cried the day that Jose died. He was such an awesome person!! Rest In Peace!
Jose was an amazing player i miss him so much rip jose
I'm a die hard royals fan and when yordano Ventura passed away it was hard.
I’m literally crying
RIP
As an A’s fan, I never liked Ventura because of what he did against the A’s in past. But when he died, I was so shocked and sad because he had great potential and it would’ve been fun to see him again. Also, when Jose Fernandez died, I was in tears because he was my favorite pitcher in baseball. And the day he died, I pitched in a travel ball game and struck out 5 batters only facing 6 batters. RIP Yordano and Jose
Jay Dahl.He pitched in the all rookie game in 1963 at age 17,then died at 19 in 1965.
ACE 30
Hanson 1996-2105?
Also he was born in 1986
He was initially born in 96 then was travelled back in time after a freak Delorean accident during a high speed chase after hitting 88MPH. His death has been predicted to be in 2105 as his body is not dead but merely being preserved, estimated to be expiring in that future year. Still sad though.
JO3Y Summa what’s 2105
RainBows and Unicorns these guys are crackheads. Ignore them.
Darryl Kyle died in his sleep in 2002 a day before he was scheduled to start. He made three All-Star games and threw a no-hitter in his MLB career.
3:51 I have a HR ball that Greg Halman hit when he played for the single-A Everett Aquasox. I'm glad I had him sign it.